Wichita eagle., 1887-12-16
FOR SWEET CHARITY'S SAKE.
The Entire Nous Second Annual Ball Decided
Success.

a social event which had been looked
forward to with no little interest was the
Entire Nous charity bali last night at the
Garfield
The ball given by this club last year was
very recherche affair, but this. their sec
ond effort, entirely eclipsed the first and
places the annual charity ball as one of
the leading society events of the season
The hall haA been tastefully arranged with
flowers. red, white and blue
bunting, and other pretty decorations
and presented a most attractive appear
ance. Upon the platform in the rear were
seated Shaw orchestra, which during the
ball discoursed some new and beautiful
music. The program consisted of seven
teen dances, commencing with the grand
march at O'Clock, and an intermission at
midnight. At this time the curtains upon
the stage were drawn apart and there dis
closed long tables neatly and tastefully
arranged, loaded with an excellent repast.
After the hearty enjoyment of this the
dancing was resumed and continued until
! late hour
The gentlemen were in full evening dress,
while the costumes of the ladies were rich
and elegant, the lighter shade predominant
ing, and natural flowers and diamonds be-
lug mostly worn as ornaments
The reception and floor committees TO
whom not little of the success of the
affair was due were, composed; the first or
Messrs A Katz, Fl. Wallenstein, \. Ca
lisch. r. Jacks, c. COIN, A. Hess: the
latter of Messrs. S. c. Heyman, u. Jacks,
Dr. Silverman, N. B. Cohn, D. r. Levy, G..
Hoffstadt, C. NJ. Fechheimer.
The attendance was quite large and
numbered many prominent society people.
Over three hundred tickets had been
sold; the noble purpose for which
to buy them who did not intend TO partici-
pate Yet that there was a generous re-
Spouse to the invitation sent out, the fol-
lowing list of attendants show:
Mr. Sam Wertheimer and Mrs. Comfy.
Mr. Howard Kohn, of New Mexico, and
Miss Ringolski, of Leavenworth; DR..
Silverman and Miss Soloman. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Hays, Mr. Gus Hoffstadt and
Miss Goldberg, Mr.. Dave Levy and Miss
Negbaur, Mr.. and Mrs. +. Jacks,
Mr. Joe and Miss Francis Hirsh,
Mr. s. c. Heyman and Miss Belle Gold
berg, Mr. and Mrs B. Cohn, Mr. and Mrs,
NJ w Levy. Mr. Chas. and Miss NetUie
Fechheimer, Mr. 3. Cohn and Miss Druk-
ker. Mr.. a Nathan and Miss Hanover, Mr..
A Alderman and Miss Rennetta Ross,
Mr. and Mrs s. Goldstein, Mr.. and Mrs.
A Calisch, Mr.. and Mrs. Wallenstein, Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis Solomon, Mr. Friberg and
Miss Heyman, Mr.. and Mrs. 3. Levi, Mr..
and Mrs. NJ Drukker, Mr. !. H. Hettinger
and Miss Lille Brennan, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hardy Solomon, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Eechhei
mer. Mr. Nathan Heiiburn and Miss
Schlessenger, DIR. Hoffman and Miss Sadie
York and Miss Agnes Lanch. Mr.. a. ;.
Murson and Miss Marion Neiderlander,
Mr.. and Mrs A Hess, Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ton, Mr. and Mrs. /. Gross, Mr.. Henry and
Misses Theora and Hilda Goldsmith,
Messrs. s. KIeeman and Eli Youngheim,
Of Winfield: Mr. Sam Harris, of kiowa;
Mr. Hay Gerson, Mrs. a Cole and Mr. j.
Gerson, of Newton: Mr.. Morton Woolman
Mr. and Mrs. W. Mcfarland, Mr.. j. Bevis
Mr. and Mrs Chas F. Beal Miss f.
Dale, Air Burley, Mr.. C. \. Newman, of
Philadelphia; Mr. y Bamberger and Miss
Ray Drukker, Dr. y 5. Brubaker. Messrs
Ridge Comfy. Hugo Maschke, \. Click, B.
Pollock. NJ. L. COIN. of Chicago.